It doesn't, but as discussed earlier it doesn't make sense for them to manually code the old highway stack for Cybertruck when end to end is near. Fact of the matter is the Cybertruck is at the bottom of the fleet when it comes to FSD due to the numbers.
Probably because it was widely disseminated that those functions were going to be part of the 12.5 release and weren't. You can argue that 12.5 was so good they wanted to get it out ASAP or for the more skeptical it was because they wanted it out for the quarterly call. On the upside it is getting pretty good reviews.
It would be cool if you could add training events to your specific vehicle.... so you could "pin" pot holes (or other things like speed bumps) in your own navigation system stored on your SSD/USB that the AI would take into account when driving.
To my knowledge, the FSD system is not based on memorizing the real world but rather have the ability to interpret the video images. The solution therefore should be for the AI to recognize what a pot hole looks like and avoid it (just like we do!)
I believe you are correct, but the reason you know its a pothole, you were presumably told by someone it was a pothole, learned what a pothole looked like and why you avoid it and now you call it a pothole. AI needs that info, which is what the other poster was suggesting. This is along the lines of how Captcha works, it knows what's a bus or steps, its not behind the scenes coded as to which are right. Sorry, I work with AI for work.
As nice as autosteer is, I’m interested in the operating in close quarters features of FSD, for example, indications of how far from objects the front and rear ends may be… I am curious how accurate and safe it will be without ultrasonic sensors. There are some pretty big blind spots, even for the cameras. My model Y (with USS) hit another vehicle while smart-Summoning out of a parking spot.
Nope, FSD is no joke in the X and S. Just stay alert and you will know when to let your guard down a bit when you see it perform faster than you would and always use caution when around other vehicles.
